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| 32 | 543 | In the View more quotes about beginning">beginning I was tied on a pole, carried on the shoulders of men. |
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| 32 | 540 | I began to stink. |
| 32 | 541 | My clothing, rotting from my sweat, and the heat and humidity, began to disintegrate on my body. |
| 32 | 542 | Too, it was half torn away from snagging on thorns, and from the lashings of branches. |
| 32 | 543 | In the beginning I was tied on a pole, carried on the shoulders of men. |
| 32 | 544 | Then a sack was put over my head and I was thrown on my belly in a canoe. |
| 32 | 545 | Then, later, at some point I did not recognize, after I had again been carried into the jungle, the sack was removed. |
| 32 | 546 | I was then, hands tied behind me, marched before my captors. |